How DevOps in the Cloud Improves Performance

DevOps is a cultural shift and a healthy collaboration between development and operations. There is no single DevOps tool, rather a set consisting of multiple tools that range from configuration management to application portability.

Some of the ways DevOps has proven to increase performance and efficiency in businesses are:

DevOps Adoption:

Raise efficiency, quality, and speed through better development and operations collaboration.

Rapid Delivery:

Move to continuous delivery with the test, release, and deployment automation process.

Microservices & Containerization:

Develop and change applications faster and easier by making development, test and production environments more consistent.

Cloud Migration:

Migrate and deliver applications in the cloud with scalability, resilience, and security.

Automate Infrastructure:

Automate as many of your processes as you can through virtualization, and configuration management to add agility to your infrastructure.

Visibility

Manage, track, and report end-to-end software delivery for all stakeholders.

Flexibility

Get access to existing toolsets and processes, along with future technologies to help you automate and orchestrate activities.

Security

Get a centralized repository for all security, standards, and compliance policies spanning across functions, tools, and platforms.

Unlimited Scalability

Scale as your business grows and get a single source for sharing control and visibility.

DevOps is a cultural shift and a healthy collaboration between development and operations. There is no single DevOps tool, rather a set consisting of multiple tools that range from configuration management to application portability.

Some of the ways DevOps has proven to increase performance and efficiency in businesses are:

DevOps Adoption:

Raise efficiency, quality, and speed through better development and operations collaboration.

Rapid Delivery:

Move to continuous delivery with the test, release, and deployment automation process.

Microservices & Containerization:

Develop and change applications faster and easier by making development, test and production environments more consistent.

Cloud Migration:

Migrate and deliver applications in the cloud with scalability, resilience, and security.

Automate Infrastructure:

Automate as many of your processes as you can through virtualization, and configuration management to add agility to your infrastructure.

Visibility

Manage, track, and report end-to-end software delivery for all stakeholders.

Flexibility

Get access to existing toolsets and processes, along with future technologies to help you automate and orchestrate activities.

Security

Get a centralized repository for all security, standards, and compliance policies spanning across functions, tools, and platforms.

Unlimited Scalability

Scale as your business grows and get a single source for sharing control and visibility.

Controller: The management node of a cloud environment. Typically, you have one controller per cloud region or more in high-availability (HA) environments. The controller manages all subsequent models in each environment.

The current digital security landscape for businesses is complicated, making organizations susceptible to a wide range of threats. And, when you consider recent headlines such as WannaCry, NotPetya attacks and the Equifax breach, it can feel like the bad guys are always one step ahead.

DevOps can most readily be defined as a cultural shift, powered by technology—starting in IT and moving throughout an organization. Microsoft Azure provides an ideal, open and flexible platform for all your developing needs from Java to Python, Windows to Linux.